All About Pocket Knives

Wanted to say hello to my fellow knife enthusiasts. It's a pleasure to look and read these posts as I am a rookie on the knowledge of knives part! Always loved them though. First knife at 9 was a dollar store melon tester. I am 57 now and still love accumulating. I wish I knew this site existed years ago.

Welcome, you will like it here. We like pictures

Welcome.___Dave

Welcome to AAPK!

, woodwalker!
I too am an accumulator, but there are some honest to goodness real collectors around here that keep us accumulators well informed. You'll find this to be a very friendly site.
Treefarmer

Thanks for the welcome guys! Treefarmer
you are also a very knowledgeable knife enthusiast! I enjoy reading your posts.

Glad to have you with us. You are really going to like it here. Super knowledgeable guys, friendly and just down right good people. I know I sure have enjoyed my time here.

Welcome Woodwalker! I've been through the far southeast Missouri cotton country many times on the way from Texas to visit my son when he lived in northwest Tennessee. Nice country. Looking forward to talking knives with you.

Ken

Thanks for the welcome Ken! Lots of good rabbit hunting here in cotton country! Need a few knives to dress them out! . Looking forward to talking knives with you as well.

Howdy!

Welcome aboard.

Welcome Woodwalker;
Start my every retired day with coffee & aapk or is that aapk & coffee.

Welcome woodwalker! I'm familiar with the area around Cape Girardeau, Sikeston, New Madrid, Kennett. You might make a distinction between Southeast Missouri and the bootheel. My parents were cotton farmers in Northeast Arkansas in the mid 1900's. Rice seems to have displaced cotton as the crop of choice there.

I am from the sikeston area. Lots of cotton. I have noticed some rice but not much. Neat to know you are familiar with the area! not much but it home! Thanks for the welcome. Good people here. Looking forward to learning. Kevin.

I have had "throwed rolls".

Neat Ralph. Lambert got some good vittles!

I've had a few throwed rolls myself, both in Sikeston and across the state in Ozark. Good food but long wait, especially at the Ozark location. Too close to Branson I guess.

Ken

Ken it sure can be a long wait! I remember when ole Norman Lambert restaurant first place had about 5 tables in it. He would put his egg shells in with his coffee grounds to make the coffee taste better. The white beans with his chow mixed in was quite tasty. This was before he started throwing that first roll and got famous. Sikeston was a one horse town back then. Mid sixties. Good place to call home.